Adjective:

అత్యాశకరమైన, క్యూరియస్,

avid's Usage Examples:

James MacKinnon has co-written (with Russell Davidson of McGill University) two econometrics textbooks, Estimation and Inference in Econometrics and Econometric Theory and Methods.

David Smith founded Retrosheet in 1989, with the objective of computerizing the box score of every major league baseball game ever played, in order.

David damages the tyrannosaur's eye with a rocket-propelled grenade to ensure Dylan and Regina's escape.

"Apagón paralizó todo a horas de la Navidad" [Apagón paralizó todo a horas de la Navidad].

The castle was attacked by Argyll, chief of Clan Campbell in 1644 and in 1647 it was besieged by a Covenanter army under General David Leslie, in which in the castle was sacked and burnt.

MLGL sold the team in March 1989 to David Braley for "2.

David learn that he possesses a magic wishing button, which enables and empowers the action of the story.

" In The New Yorker, David Denby observed, "Second-rate bawdiness – that is, bawdiness without the wit of Boccaccio or Shakespeare or even Tom Stoppard.

David Pearson lost two laps 150 miles in but made up the deficit and surged to the win.

David Lloyd-Jones and the Royal Ballet Sinfonia have recorded an attractive work for strings called A Mountain Tune ('English String Miniatures'/White Line/2003), which Sumsion originally wrote for cello and piano.

Synonyms:

enthusiastic, zealous,

Antonyms:

abstemious, unacquisitive, unenthusiastic,